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out on a long journey. Th•! joutney was to take us through the hell of Basic Training 'Where tortured musclet screamed out their prof<tst. through the smart military and academic training of colleges, lo Classification, with all its disappointrMnls, and finally through p,... flight before any actual flying of military type planes. The 11ight months of long ~paration for the fli9ht training was lwlrd and will long be remembered. We marched and marched until the spirit of doing things in unison was captured. At limes we wonder.d jlSI llrhat the name "Air Corps" meant, for certainly we weren't flying. But sOtn*where along the line a metamorphosis took place: _ l'.,. slowly becoming men. At long last we shipped t...Jlritnary, Basic, end • then Advanced, all hallmarks in our..,..lno fame.

v ... the road is long and rough and steep. No l.'M ""'° hat gone through would ever recommend it for wea~in<JS- lk.-t to Y8" who dare to take up the challenge we hereby ~•sure Y°" of one fact. There are those who gel through • nd .it a in a great privil.ge, that

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TO THE CLASS OF 44-F:

Congratulations on the attainment of your graduation from

advanced training. Upon donning your wing• and receiving your

commissions, you eutomdlically assume a multitude of obligations u

an Officer of the Army Air Forces. It is hoped and felt that you

will not be found lacking in the iniegrity necesury to carry out these

obligations. You leave us as a successful class and we know ye>u will

not be found lacking in the acid test of battle. Again congr<>tulation•

ond the berl of luck.

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MAJOR S. ST ANOlEY, JR. Director ol Ry'ng

' MAJOR J. P. ANDERSON Director of Gunnery

LT. COL H. S. ZAHN D•puty for Supply ond Maintenance

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LT. COL. R. L. WELPTON Deputy for Administration and S•,..,icu

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HAL H. MARTIN Protestant Chaploin

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Congratulations fellows. My one suggestion

would be that you make an a ct of faith and of love

of God a regular pari of your cockpit procedure.

Keep up the good work. G od bless you.

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A clus which properly deserves the huriiesl

of congratulation$ and I sincerely give- tf,em. You

have "swe-at oul" and ''worlred oui .. a good many

month. of training and thereby have justly merited

your commiuions as Officer.s and your ratings a1

Pilots. The things for which those two words actually

stand in our Nation should call for the best from

e6Ch of you in the future. You ~ ... a diriy job to

do, but don't let it •oil your ooul. Do your best and

lru•t in God's best! My proye rs .haff offend you for

the grHI Victory in comb•t of both toul ond .hip!

Moy the bleuings of Almighty God go with uch of you.

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To the officers of the tactical department we erlend our undying sympathy, for tftelrs was tha ploa.,.nt la•k of moulding into officers the many godgets that came to thi• field. . .

. We "lay have been indiffer&nt to fhe tac officers but we now look back and .find +hat lo ~o•e officers. we owe a great deal. Those small detait1 in daily inspec,tions: added up to one prtme factor, Oi.sc.ipline. Without it we would f•il aJ

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Conqroh.tations. Now H Offictro and R9hler

P~oh in the Army Air fun:01, you will have a chance

lo jusi;fy the t.ust placed in you. w., lnow th•t

you won't fail.,._ Continue to •mphuiu lhe qu•lity

of t.aining ond leadership you heve received, and

V"ic:loty wil be ours.

LT. COLP. S. RAHIU Comm•nclent of Students

LT. RODNEY HOUCK Unit C-.nder

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F.r removed from the f<'remotl thoughts of tt.. uclet is the unpar•llod efforl of the medical de ­

partment. Their expert care in ff he de.lings with

ieeping up with our physical nec.e-ssitieJ, th~ dutles

of sanit1ti9n throughout th• post crea, and the

superwising of the. cleanlinesi of our food and eating

uteruifs, along with m~ny unmentionable obligations,

ls off.En given too little consider.ation and thanks

in our value of things. But we with here to openly

ao~nowled.Je our gratitude for all of the unsaid

responsibifitiff and for the extre:tr.e competency

witli which they are nandJed, by this department.

MAJOR W. 8. PARSONS Dental Surgeon

LT. COL M. HOLMES Post Surgeon

MAJOR J. M. KOLB Flight Surgeon

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From tho room• ...i..,.. tho projection shutter clich, tho loud booming •oice of the 9unntry in•lrucfor may be hterd, •nd the on~ whore wnll1 echo the 1ubdued ••rca•m of n•vl9olion, l~e codrl h., qathered !he theory nece1wry to i.- • 1u<;cu1f.,I figler pilot. The cours .. are short, concenlrattd, •nd dilfi<;ull "doses" of the true "fad• of life." For oppro1imotrly one month of Advonce~ a c,1det slniggles thr<.'ugh ~ho ""''" eof mil anqb., variation, de· flo<lion 1hots, dr.hodrol, Finl Aid, 1tutly room1, im•ginory Potty girls, ond ack of 1leep in ilis Mlcmpf to gather that l11owled9e to necrswry to propo.9atc air victories.. The feds, frequent and hard, di<elo.e !he w~ak linh so that <fronger ones may be forged. The inihucfors spend many tlfro hours lo aid in the molding of another dau of flyers, ~· ho .. little <;red if lh•y recei•e when the "ace" returns .;dorio1J1 •midd popuf., accloim. EMly in the morning end l•I• in the evening thr «deh march weMily lo clas. to obsotb that which i• n•c•ssary. Under •uch conditions cadeh do """I 5tti. lo brighten the instructors li•e5. However, oven un-d1r adve.rsity. fhe instructors continue to sow the iee.ds of knowledge which will grow info a ma9nifican t umbrella of dcilroctior againit th• "A•i-." A .,..lule to those who cheerfully carry on whae olhtn lea•• lo e1pe•ience the gl;mout and odvenlure of flying all over the world.

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No history of cadet life would b. complete without a mention of the

No. 2 cadet activity, namely, b<'trrad,

life, with strong accent on ilee p,

Whenever a few minutes are availablo

a large percentag9 of lht> future flyeri

are sprawled out on thsir beds deep

in the protective arms ef sleep. In thi,

slate they are free from the worry and

cares of flying and ground school.

By 2200, when all lights should qo

out, nearly everybody is wide awale

and at least ten a re grouped around a

foot loc,ker talking "great guns" about

"what's half of ten, dice? I'll bet a bucl

he makes it" and similar remarks. Of

course, the reference lo the monetary

piece of change is literal in meaning

for everybody knows that gambring ii

prohibited. Yes sir. cadets are certainly

gentlemen and believe in saving their

money-for most any emergency. Of

course the snappy number met las!

week at the cadet dub comes undH

that category. After aU she is •n uner:

peeled expense. Now we are trying lo

get our Dads to declare us as

emergencies. In any case mo•t of us

start writing home about the tenth of

the month for a little "net.worth plus."

Barracks life is a slrange con·

glomeration of sleep, clay dreams.

letter writing, and the planning of

deep strategy on how ~o fake the

current weekend objective.

LEE LEFTON

Your he•rt in your foc~er •nd 'tO•Jr mind in thl' air. and iometimt's e tho1.1s1nd miles away when it shoufdn't b~. Htr• are thret 11ery spP.ciaf, 9orq 1ou-1 rt1son1 why caclets keep pitr.hinq wh•r the aoin9 is tou9h. Ancl BROTHER, with reasons like lhese b~ek home, y-;u would pitch tao.

These •re only a few of tho many beaut>es that •clorn cadet's leckors.

Consirfored onr of the lovoli"t, luscious, Geor9ia Ann ..• hold• iop honors •s eade-t loc\~r aucc": 11nd we arer't ~iclclin9. wo•ld you?

ELIZABETH LEININGER

eo- dust or high water, eve1y wee.end finds the cadets "str•ining at the IHsh" to g•I to the metropolis of E•gle Pass. Maybe it's just • r.iund of golf, a qui~! drin•, a frip lo Me•ico, or a sn•ppy d•le, but in any case ii s ofl priority numbN one. The available facilities, not •s plentiful ., •I mo•t places. are, Ma result, appreciated much more. At certain times hundreds strum across the border in \9MCh of glamour, excit~ment, and tcquilla lo quench insatiablo thirsts. Good Neighbor Polley being what it is, Saiurday and Sunday dances lind m~ny Mexican beaulios in cadet arms. A rcfreshin;i drin• "" lhe rool under tho stars inspiros the latent romantic talents of some cadets and •dds to the lure of open po•I. Yes, ~cw cadets will lorgc~ the thrill of dancing under a friendly moon •• the music pulutes ~cross the floor. Never again will we welcom" thirsty hours., we do now. f.,.. in lh•t hme much is crowded of the elements of pleasure--rolaxafion, friend.hip, and "pursuit." What cedet could aslt fer more 1

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P T ( h · I torture) i• one Dh•>e of troining a ud•t ··PY'"'' • "d )f o Joo•• b.d on with plet\sure poo\s b4c-.. or, min you ' or '!

on• looks fo,.,.,,d to It with •ven • n::ib~•n" of decency I," · d '"'e nerves of 11C.det R•unehy l imply revolt .,+ ! e

::.· thought of cali1thentlu. Hi1 id•• .. of ~ . go?,d !hy11ckl tr•inin' prcgr•m f.s. •• le•.st, six ho_urs o~ s~c~ hmr p .. ~ wee f +ne only dwnge tn 11erc11e he l1~e.s 11 the r.•rro9at1ve o ch•"gin9 his mind. Yes. Sir, wfw:n it com~s to aU out f~r P.T.

olde ucfet is deep in th~ \'rms of Mcrpheous. B~t •~as. How J':t~e are dreams_ for- fivf' minut~s later ~aunchy 11 ffy1n9 toole form•tion'" to the h.lne of, 0 HUP, Hip, Hf'op, Foor." His arm1 a,. "'ildly flailing whil• swtal poutl off his neck. His mind.;, f., •way at home and how he wishe1 he were back. Who!. euoSl the ether wavc1 a vofce oenetrate1. It's tho voice of the

LT. MEIRNIK

Serg .. nt. • '""n Raunchy hates. Tep, the P.T. program was v•ry good and (•• advertised) " a buader of super""'"· Now ii we can gel >0me junior su;>erman to cnlitl l'verytliin9 will be O.K. Seriously. though. cod•h benefit.,.! greatly f..,m the pr09ram and m~ny happy ho11<1 were sp•nt pl.y;n1 batebaD, vollcy.b.Jll. footbal, and othor compeliiive •pons. Scheduled track m••k a i..ay< b.oug~t out a larc:1• number of aspirin'? Olympians. A1 a result <11 the fine training they have received •ft codek wm male better olfice11 •nd ,.jll bo IT'uch better equipped to fi9hl oH potential dise>ases., Clau 44-F accords tho entire P.T. cfopartmcnl ,, battery of ,.lutes!

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The gun roars, •icls, ind C4u1e1 contv51ons but after many days we finally ltarned the secret of proper lead. Here al one of •ho v~ry b•st s~eet ranges in the world, "fiqhtor pilots to b9" CJel their start on good marhmanship. Under the careful supervision of Caotain Poulion Md the patient onlisted in•lructors we learned to shoot where the targe+

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What we havp leamed h:ire will undoubtedly s.ve our lives many hmes in combat. Too much c.n never be "'id on the import.nu of IHd ind alignment. Ho .. ever, from a practical point of view, lessons learned now will aid after the war too. As >pommen. we will return from lne hunt i1den, instead of muttering shamefuly oboul the CJ•mt that got a way. Our wing calT'er., 1hould aiwrr l'e<Jider a fuU bag of en•my ol..1H; thanks to tl.Ht!

"Army 223 to Goodfellow Raclio, Army 223 to Gooclfelo1ot lt•clio, Requ.,t permission to make low appro•ch •ncl l.ncl, allilucle 1500 feel, position Norlh-ea1t le9, plea1e 9ive weather report and altimeter ••tling. Over."-And so once more cadet gets pradiul, though simulated, experience on b .. m •flyin9. Every pilot needs to be ceught out in bad weather only once to appreciate ihe splendid training recoived in Link Trainers. In the link building the non-coms work long houn keeping their "babie"' in shape for "flying'' and patiently 9oing over ond o••r the principle• of instrument flying. Uncler only one condition can army piloh go up without a parachute and that 's when flying theMt tricky godgels. The first lime 1 cadet goes up he occ .. ionaly "'iohed he hacl one on e•pecially when lte gels into a spin. The air speecl i• always changing, ~ t+.e altitude van .. wildly, the ~nk insists on turnin9 , ,,,.... ancl the sergeant is quietly praying for comb•I. Adual y a few hours make• a grHI cliff.,rence a nd soon the cadet is handling the link wjth a smooth and .st~ady hand. We iu<! want to eapress our ap· precraloon, fellows. You did a grand job.

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MAJOR T. BEKO

CAPT. G. E. HOMICH

MAJ. H. J. CA TT lnstr•menl Sq•odron C.O.

CAPT. H. BLAKE Operolions Offic•r

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2nd Lt. Harold C. Stone '407 E. Gron! Street Denni1'0n, 0 1-.io

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7""' Isl Lt. Williom R. Rigel!, Jr. 300 E. Wataugo Avenue., John\01'1 City, Te..nf'les$ee.

ht Lt. Lera M. We,ley 207 Center Street Crystal Spring•, Missi5'ippi

STUDENT OFRCERS

2nd Lt. Wilfred D. a..no 233 E. Fairnum Avenue Royal Oa~. Miobigan

I I ti LI. Albert B. Yearwood Jr Stephenville , Toao• ' .

ht Lt. Howard l . Rood 325 North Tracy W ichita, Kansas

F /0 Gro•venor Gilb«+ I I 5 Maple Avenue Greenw1~, Connecticut

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ll1ul P. do Corvall.o 0 -.; Car,..:,. Juntor, sa lte1wi:;,.,. ~•".fl 9,01a Pr·mary: Cor1tc..s~ Tete'> S.i;c· w- r . ...

Ed91rd N. Ar1ulo Rou Me"•• Bonelo 139 Rio de J0-n~'ro 8fcltJ1 Pr'm,ery· Corsicana Te•as 8i11.,;c Waco, Tmas

C.rlos Fdel C.v1karti Perl'Wlmb\ICO Bra1·t f>fMOf'Y'. ~ CAl"I let.as Boiic· WKJJ Te•o•

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Soo Sac'<> 8' ""' Pr"m..,rv Cotsica"a. r,. • .,, Bas;c· Woco T • •••

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Jo•o L. T1i1eir•, Jr. Ruo do Po<e•·o I Sl ~o Poulo, Copitol, Brazil Primo1v: Cori.,coneii, Tm:/J• Bet•c Woco Ta•o~

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F/O John W. B01u1\o lrvil"latcn Nfl\w Jt1r·Py Primorv· Hucknoll Enofond Bo· ic Newton England

Albino T 1i.eir• Pinheiro Rua Djolmo Outra 112 Soo Poulo, Brazil r1rimorv~ Cor1icona1 T o)tas B&\ic· Waro, Toxos

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Roberlo l. Oliveiro Soo Paulo. Sao Poulo Brazil Ptimory: Cor\icana, T exos o,.sic: Waco, Te•at

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Carrol R. Antf.iony Ode5t.0. 1' t)'o' Primary: Pine Blu~f Ar~afl~as Bode: lndt!!pe.ndence, Konws

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ThotnD J. Alexander 5128 Hor<eohoe T raa Oollos, T '!JOI

Primary: For1 W orth T e~es 8o5ic: Brady, Texas

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Joaquin 81e1 16 Cruz Street Ponce, Pue.•to Ric.o Prirnory: Pine Bluff. Ar~ansa;s 8o<;1c· fndopo.ndef'lce, Kans.es

Jim•• G. B•ilty Millhovon Rood ~'>ntoe, lou.i .. iono

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Roben Y. Bolton 11 I I N Fremont Avenue TtK~OI'\, "rizor'lo Primary: Pine Bluff, Ar~onso1 Basic· lndopondonco. Kon.os

Jeck F. Bortusle 82~2 S. Green Slreel Chiceqo lll;nois Primorv· Otlohomo City, O kla. Bo•ic· Gordon City. Kensos

Alton H. Biurquirt ~85 l •le Shore Drive Stoclholm, Wisconsin Primary- Fort Wo rth, T•••• Qo•ic: Brody, l••o•

J1y G. Benion 2 1 Smith Street Lynbrook, L I New Yori Primory: Pino Bluff, Arko'<os 1!4sic: Independence, Kon•os

LT. J. M. CORKILL

Bruce A. Bishop Athens. Michlqon Primory• Pint Bluff Arlonsos Bo•ic: Independence Kon101

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Jam•• W. Boushor 100 Volley V;ew Ploco Minneapolii. Minne,oto P6mary: Pine BluH. Arkansos S.sic: Independence, Kan'°'

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Ca1vin C. Cooper Memphis, T enncswe rrlmary: Fe.rt Wort}, T ea:as Basic:~ 9-rody, TeJOJ

Randolph S. Brent Richmond. Virginia Pr;mary: Pine BluH, /\rlansos Bdsic: lnde:pendence. Kansas

Maurice W . ConneJI Coro1 Gobles. F:orida Primary: Fort Worth T Me s Bo.tic: Stady, Te•oJ

Geor9e C. Coleman 428 6th /\venue Terre Haute~ Indiana Primory: Pine Bluff, /\r~<uuas 8a~ic.: lndependenc.e, Konsos-

Ktlly F. Cool L .. in9fon. l(enlucly Primary· fort Worl-h. Teitos Bi.sic: 8r•dy, T e:ita.s

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Lewis R. Crawford lmley City, Mkhiqen Primory: Pine Bluff. At\bn~bs 8osic lndf!pendence. Kat1ses

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Deon C. Crane 614 S. Lincoln Street Btoomin9to"· Indiana Pdmery: Par•l Air Colle90. llJinoi.s Basic: lr:dependence, Konsa,5

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LT. W. E. SPENCER

Robel't W. Cousar, Jr. Chattanoo9<1, Tennes1ee Pn.,ery: Fort Worth, To••• Setic: Bn.dy, T~o~

D1vid M. Critchlow Norlh Socromento, Ce~fornia Primol: Parks Air Colie9e, lllinoi1 Sa:s;c: ndependenc:e. K~ns.os

LT. 0. I'. COREY

Robert A. Davies Evonsville1 lndiaria Primary: Perks Air Colle9e, Illinois Be.Uc: •ndopencl~11CA1 Kon~!:;

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Johnny 0. Crowell Chorlotte, North Corolino Ptimary: Pin(I BliJff, Arkans.as Basic: ll'ldependence, Kansos

Hatry A. Da"idson Roches-Nlr, New York Pr•mary: Pino Bluff, Arl-aruas 8·e~ic: ~ ll'ldepe~Pnefl:, l(at1uit

Marvin L. Custer Ran~ln, Illinois Prim >ry: Pinc Bluff, Arkon'°' Ba~ic: Independence. KanSAs

lilly R. Ooh! Odessa. T eJtOS Primary: C1.1rTis field. Te .. o.s 8osic: C-..rtis Fl'eld1 Te•aJ

Jo .. ph A. Doherty R;o, W'\Censin Primary Pine Bluff, l'lr~an'6s 8aw:i lndopendonce Konsos

Merrill Y. Dugger R:oono\e, Vir9ini6 Primary: 011ahoma City, OHa 86sic: Gordcri City, Kains.os

AP1n L. Dudley Detroit, Michiqnn Primory Pino BluH, Arkans05 Basic: Independence, Kensas

Robert W. Ounh1m Mor.hall. Michiqon Primary: Pino Blufr, Ar~on.:4, Basic:· lndopondenc11t. Kan$OJ

• Clifford E. Dugan Linton. lndiano Primary: Folf Wo.th r.,., Bo<ic: Brady. Te,.$

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Ch1rlH E1ds 31 • N. Roqcrs Bloomington. lndionl Primarv' Pino Blull. Arlanus 801ic· lndependtnc., Kanm

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Herberl R. Ett WheGling, West Vir9inio Primary: Paris Air Colleqe, IU:no<s 8a1ic: lndepend•nc.e. Ke"'"''

Guy W. Ev•n•, Jr. Abilene. T exatt Pnmory: Oklohamo c,ty Olio 8osic: Gard~n City, konHJJ.

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Wilbur 8. Frable Wea'th.trtv. Pennsylvanio Primary Pone Bluff, Arlansas Baslc lnd• pendonce, Kan,.,

Robert G. Frost -Oellend, California Prim,ry: Pi~ Bluff Ar~ans.e1 Ba~1c: lndependef\c_e., KensoJ

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\ Robert H. Frame Cumberland, Merylend Primery: Ollohoma City, Olla. Buie: Gorden Cily. Kansos

Herold S. Forster Pe"s.acole, Florida Primary: Porh Air Colle~e, Illinois 8esic: lndepo11dente, Konws

Gerold A. Franlenste in Rocheste r New Yock Primery: Per ls Air Co I ege, llt.noi1

Bat ie: Independence. Kansai

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$eor9e l . Frnee 8rachvllle. Of.io Primary: Pa,«s. Air CoJ113'<Je1 llfinois ~lie: lndepe.oderic.e. Kon~s

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\ J Ch•rlH L. Mink R011tt 2 . Mocun9ie. P•nniylvon a Pr;morv: p.., Bluff. Arhn,., Be•''- lnd<"pendenc.e Kansas

ktn•rd A. G•nin l~SO O..uqla1 Blvd. Chicogo, Illinois Primery· Pine Bluff, Ar\on110~ Bo"1c: lnclo.pe"dence, Kon$bs

w .11 ... w. """""" He<}in•. Penn1ylvanio Primary: Pone Bluff Arkan.es s .. ;c: Independence. Kan,.,

CAPT. W. RALSTON

Wllr.•m 0. Gtnt 1093 N. Evergreen A"enue Memphis, Tonl"!os\ee Primorv: Cimarron field, Olio. 8•tic~ Go,d•n City, Kon.al

G•briol 8. Gorc;o 802 S. 4th Avo.ua Tucson. Arizol'\o Primary: Mu•tong Feld, Oklohomo llt•ic: Gardon Citt Korso<

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Willi.m A. Gillospie 231 W . Homilton A•onue Flint, Michigan Primory: Musfong Field, Oklahoma Oasic: Gordon City. Konsos

J•rry C. Gibson 1424 W Moyfiold St<e~t Philodolphio, Ponn1y von•• Primary: Pino Bluff, Arkons01 Sosic: lndcpondenc:e, Kans.a~

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W1ftor E. Goklen, Jr. Mo•n Street lrnlortown, New Jer<ey Prinwy: Porks Air College. Illinois S.1ic Independence, Kansas

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J1cl: Grim" 1019 Kiclopoo Street Jocl10rville. Te••• Primory: Fort Worth. Te••• Bosic. Curtis f;eld, Texos

Jock U. Goodhart 3S8 Week. Streel Alton, Ohio Primory: Pine Bluff, Arkensos Sa\1c Independence, Kens.as

Ruuell L. Goldsmith 1718 Quentin Rood Brooklyn. New York Primary: Porks Air College. Illinois Bo>ic · lndepondo.nce, Konsos

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FT1nci1 J. Golubsky +481> E. Bou evord Clevelond, Ohio Primary: Pine Bluff Arkon,.s llosic: Independence, Konsos

Charles W. Grotn t43 Soulh ISlh Por•i. Te•o1 Primory: El Reno, Oklohomo Bosic Gorden City. Komos

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win;,m G. Groce 2801 R~on 1'_,.nue , Fo<I Worth. Te<o> Pnmory: Fon Wonh T uos Bo.;c. Brody. Te•••

Wolli•m f . Gunn 1357 Cheseptole Boy Aven•e Norfolk. Virqinio Ptimory Porkt Air College llUnois a .. ;. lndeP4•denco, Kon"''

Loren10 !. Groom '1 Stillwell Drive Dayton, Ohio Primary El Reno, Oklohon>o 8o1ic: Gorden City, Tu.,

John R. e ... 1. Woyn•1bur9. Pennsylvonie Primary: Fort Worth, T °'" Basic: Br•dy ,Te11os

Pt.illip L. Gundorton I 019 Lincoln Drive Grand Forh. North Do~olo Primary: El Reno, Oidoiomo Basic: Gardon Cily Ken•••

LT. R. J. WELLS

Morlen J. Hoger Route I Camden, Ohio Pti~ery· Pino Blulf, Arion"' B.ss,c: lndep$'1cfonce, K.sn1os

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Walter J. Halpin b03 IGowa Leav'!nworth, Konsas Pri-rnary: Pine Bluff, Ar~ansas Bosic: lndepenaence, Kansas

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Herberl R. Ha.,.en, Jr. 1601 S. Shepherd Drive Houston, Tex.os Pri'""ry: Pine Bluff, Arkontos Bosio: lndependenc, Kansos

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• Cliflord J. Harrison 3802 Whitland Avenue NashvillB. Tennessee Pfimory: El Reno, O~lahomo Basic: Garden Ci·fy, Kansas

Roy H. Hagin 369 N. ~!h Avenue Highland Pork, New Jersey Primary: El Reno, Oklahoma Bask: Garden City, Kansas

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Leonard M. Hatch 20 Draper Avenue Arlin9!on, Massachu>at!s Primary: PJne Bluff, Arkansas Basie: Independence. Kansas

Howland Hayes New Con.aon, Connei:Hc;ut . ~ Primary: Paris Air College, Jll4nois Bosic : Jndepend~nce. Konses

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Th.odor• H. Hill 412 Sycemore Street Wlchila. Kanm 8o•ic· Gorden Cily. Kenui• Primary: t:f Re'IO. Ollahomo

A!l.n L. Hmnenn Bo, H Sheld•hl, lowo Primory: El Reno, Oklohomo B .. ic: Garden City, Komos

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Stanley G. Heyes 2 t 07 S. Curi011 II venue Los lln91le1, Calilornio Primery: El Reno, 01.lohomo Bo•ic: Gorden City, Ken.sos.

C..rl It. H .. .Oon l It Jeck$0n 8onne Terre, Missouri Prlmery: Fort Worth, Te.xas Basic: Brady, Texas

( . • William P. Hnl19rove, Jr. 314 Wycliffe /\venue Roonole, Vir9inio Primory: Pine Bluff. llrlonuis 8osoc: lndependl'ce, Konuis

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Her""'n F. Htub.I

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Oivicl W. Hoke 846 Garland Plac:e Mtmphis, T enn~ssee Primary: Pine Bluff, Arkansas S.i:C: Independence. Kansas

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~tne A. Hooper, Jr. 858 Jeanette Street Abilene, T exos Pri':'ary: Pine 81.,H, Arhnsas Basic: Independence. Kansa~

Theodore Holefk• 19 Rose Gorden Drive Worren, Ohio Primary: Parks Air College, Illinois Basic: Independence. Konsas

Bill F. Horn 311 Dolmila Street Borger. Te••• Primary: El Reno. Oklohomo S..•ic: Gorden City, Kansas

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Oliver W. Holmes 5953 Myrlie Avenue. long Beoch. California

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Wiff11m L. Howord 716 Conslilution Street Emporio, Konsas Primory· Chidasha, OUahoma Basic: Gorden City. Kansas

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Everett W. Hubbard, Jr. 10-41 N E. 291h O~lohomo Cily. OHohomo . . Ptimory• P6th A;r Coffege, lllono" Ba<ic: lf'Clapcnde,...,e. K~s

v.,,,.., L. Johansen Hunl viii• Uloh Primorv P1nt1 8lufr1 Ar .. an1as 80~1c · lndepnndente, Kanl<ts

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1 Chester C . J onn;ng1, Jr. $2~2 Sprinql•l e Woy Bolhmc '" Morylond Primory· Cirnorron r ·t'ld, OUo. Bo Gordon City, Konk'ls '

Jame' S. Johnson, Jr. 'Ill Hem ilt n Avenuo Colonial Hoiqhh PGler•bur"I, Virqit1i6 Pr•mery (I Rono. Ollohomo Bo•;<. Gorden Cily, Kon,.,

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LT. 0. C. WATERS

Robert W. K•n• 312 S 8th Stre•I Pone ' C ity, Oll~hom• Ptimorv · Porls A0r College lll•nois Basic· lndt-pondence, Ken wi1

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Jc~n P. Ke;,er \\ ol"N Sav Wiscol'ls7n P "'''"" P ne Bluff, i'l'l"""'' !lo ic lnd•p•ndence, K•n•••

LT. E. E. TOPE

Jef'ome Kostennan 10S8 S• Ca• Strttt P.e ·"'fl W _ro~~n Pr "'•'Y: 8 P~no OI ~homo S. t Ca,.j.,, Cit, Kon'"'

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Geor9e E. Kemnitz, Jr. Hou 'on. Te-1i6 p,;ma'y Fod Wo,th. Texas Ba~it: Brody, Tetx('t•

William D. Kough '415 Veta Avenuo Pueblo. Colorado Primary· CQlem.nn, Teaos Bas;,;: Garden City KoMOl

Raymond C. kirwen 116 f M.1d' ·.r Street G.b\Onburq OHo P( mory · Cimo non Field Oklo Bouc· Gorden City, Kansas

Rober! l. Kuhl 3 rcve Avtnue

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Hugh C. livinqstono, Jr. 1295 Ethel Avenue l•lewo0d. Ohio P1imo1y· Porh Air College Illinois Bs ic fnd,,.pendence. Kon$~S-

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Lawrence P. loFovre 56?5 Stounlon Avonuo S. E­Chorl• f, n w~ t Vi19inio Pr;mary ~ort Wor-fh1 To1as 801iC' Brody. Te•••

O•w•lt S. L1Heri11on 3117 S. Adom Fort Worth r~,. Primafy' Fort Worth. Te101 g... 8rl'dv TesJ~

LT. J. A. WARNER

Hugh L. Lynch 'n9 IS Street Dou9los. A,;zono Primary: Ollohomo City. Olio. Ba1ic· G~rclen City, Kon>0s

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Alen It Lynne• 1616 Em*'Y 5t,..et U J Cl.aire W.~-:ons;n PrilNlry: P;ne Bluff, Arlonsos Bos:C: l..dep<!ndence, Konsos

LT. W. B. LINDSEY

C.rf E. Lyons

401 s. ""' North Piette. Nebresle Primary: P•ne Bluff. Arlensas Be"c· Independence, Kansas

Robert S. MeCorter 20 Clarendon Pl<>ee s .. Holo. New .Yo.\: Primary: El Reno, O llohom.. Bosic: Gorden City. Konsos

Ber-.rd C. Mc:Berlft Thermopots. Wyoming Primary: Pine Bluff. Arlensas Basic: Independence. Kensas

Ron MCC..W.nd, Jr. Wochito Konsa• Primary: Pine 8 uff Atlonws Basic Independence. Koruo•

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Wiltiom A. McM•nui 2808 Glondole Rood Chorlolla, North Carolina Primary: Forl W orth, TA'<l 'i Ba .. ic: Brady Tca:tis

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Jame• C. McGottigen, Jr. 1339 N Hollywood Stroot Philadelphin Penn\ylvan;a Primary: P;ne Bluff. Ar~a,,#as Ba~ic· lnd""pf'ndence Konsas

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Fred McMillin, Jr. 3 18 N, Coloqo Avenue 81oominqlon. lndiono Primory: Pine BluH, Arlen••• So;ic; lndeptndcnre, Kon>••

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Pe")' K. Marbut Albe<+;ille Alobomo Prim4ry: Mu'1on9 Field, Olio. llo>ic Gorden City, Konsos

Thomos H. Mansel W.illiamsport Penns:ylvonfa Pn".'ory: Forl Worlh, Te,., Basic: Brady, T exes

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\ ' Albert Marhrian San Fr6ncls.co. Colifornia Primary: Forl Worth. Te.as Basic : Brody, T e•os

Fred W. Manning Youn95town, Chio Primary: Pine Bluff, Ar~oruos Bai.ic: fndependence, Kans.es

Jomes M. Maher Detroit , M;~hi9on Primary: Fort W orth, To,., Basie: Brady, T •••s

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Walter L. Mapes ol E. Firot Street Monsr.e/d, Ohio Primary: Pfne Bluff ,.At~an~as 8a$iC..: lndependen.ce, Kon~s

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CAPT. L L. BOWEN

Nicholo• J. Merkey C.dor Rop;ds low.o Primory· p;ne Bluff Arlon"°' Basic . Independence. Konsos

JamH L Manon 1420 Prospect Street Web1ler City. Iowa Primary: Pine Bluff. Arlonsos Bosic: Independence, Konsai

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Jo..,ph F. Manhall Le•ington. Mossachu· eth Primory: Mustong Feld Olio . Bosic: Gorden City KonlO;

George N. Mo.tenon Yulon, Ollahomo Primo<y: Ol:lohomo City, Olla. 801ic Gorden City. Konsos

L .. A. Mehner 4243 c.1tlemon /\venue St loui\, Mi\ ouri Promo"' : El Reno. Ollohomo &1ic· Gorden City. Kon .. •

Richard J. Mille. Ken\.O\. City, Missouri Prlmory Pine Bluff, Arlon .. s Belie: lndependerK.e, Karu.as

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Robert S. Mercer Noshuo. New Hompshire Primory: El Reno, Ollehomo Bosic Gorden Citv, Kon .. •

P•ul 0 . Miller Longview, Texas Primory; Oklohomo City, Oklo. Bo•ic· Gorden City, Konsos

Nevin E. Millikan Loqon, OUohomo Primory· Ft. Worth, T e•os Bosic· Bordy. Te•o•

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Phillip B. Monteith Des Moines, Iowa Primory: Pine Bluff Arlonso1 Bosic· Independence. Kenm

Alvin G. Moreland Aransas Pass. Te,~s Primary: Oklahoma City. Okla. Basic: Garden Ci·y, ~an"''

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Stanley J . Mru90I 21 SO W . Dickens Avenue Chicago, Illinois Primory: Pine Bluff. ArkoMas Bosic~ lndepef'\dence , Kansos

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Robert E. Morrison Norlh B~nd. Oregon Primary: El Reno, Oklohomo Basic: Garden City. Kansas

Geor9e L. MurTay Tower City, North Dalota Primary: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Basic:- lndeoendenc:e. Kansos

M•rion S. Myers Midd1efown, Ohio Primary: OUohoma City, Oklo. Basic~ Gardori City, Kon.sat

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Leonard C. Noviok

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Geor90 C. Nordenholt Ch•thom, Now Jeney Primary (I R~no, Ofl,homo 80 '' Gordon City Kon'6s

~1bert G. Olivier, Jr. 604 Lewis Street St. Mortinville, loujsfo.na Primory: Ollohomo City, Olio. 80\ic: Gorden City, Kon>es

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Guy H. Nooney Eo< I Orengo, N•w Je,.ey Primory Bolli"qtir Teia~ Bot; . Brody Te,.,

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Morvin A. Olson Sheldor.. North Ookolo Ptlmory· El Reno, Oklohomo Bo le: Gorden C;ty, Konso•

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J• mtl M. P •ulk R~y City. c;,. ,qie Pr 1mery E ~t loui1 Ulinois Bo ic lnd"~ndP-n o, Kan\a~

-George P•lovilch Booth._. yr Penn~ylvan1.a Prim.,, 1 El Reno, O~l ,homo 80 'o· Garden City, Kon'<I\

Loron R. Popengulh Rout• 9 Pontior Michiqan 80"< Brody. Tero• Pr;mory Ft Worth. T110•

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Welter S. P•rker, Jr. Sor 104 Noto ulgo ' • 11. ..,. Pr1matv Ft Stoc\ •an.. T~1 0\ & Ii<: B<oc!v r •• .,

Bru<• W Penning ton Pino H< qht• Nott;nq~ 1rn Pt1nn ,.., 1<f'li6

Primttry Pino B"'ff Al'lertMll 80 c Ind penden<o Kon"''

Jl.iclti•d M. Pu ree £a."'9C>d. y._1.dy p,;,.,ary· Ft Stoc~lon Te••· Sa ;c: Bordy. Te.a'

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Ch1rle• H. Petenon 960 N Mo;n Sh~ci Lind•bo•g r.o"'"' PrlTlo"y'· Pine 61uff A,.onws 11e,;c: Independence Ko.,01

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Joseph M. Pea•• 1101 E.:.:t 41> Slteel Tacoma, Warhington Primary: El Por>o. Ollahomo S.1ii:· Gorden City, KanS<><

Abe Perlmutter 100) E,,,t Huron Stroot !\tin Atbr:>t, Miehi9an Primory: Ft Sloc~ton Ba~c· Br.ady, Te,'os

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Ot&y F. Peters 209 "M• s1r .. 1 Dat•on Ohio p,.imary: fi Stoc.~tori, TeJ"4 l!o»c- Bord I T "'°'

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Kenneth R. Pfl•ler 146 c:ry.tol Lalo fw•nuo At>dubon, New Jer"' y Primary: Pine Bl11ff Arl4ns.oj S..1ic: Independence 1Con!6•

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Richorcl O. Philt.ps 1410 Oole &eroll Wo,h<nqlon Prima"! Ft Worlh, Te••• s.- ll<ooy r ••••

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Wil;om M. Plott Murray. Utoh Prir:iory. O\lonomo City. OUo Bo"c Gorden City, K..nsos

Rondo R. Pienditr Roule I Princeton. Iowa Primary: Ft. Slodlon, T ..,., Basic: Brody. T • •••

Mon!. A. Poudet Liberty, lr.diana Primory: Pine Stuff. Ark4nwi Basic: Independence. Konses

Herbert P. Pleimon 2208 Hannoford Avenue Cincinnoli, Ohio Primary: Brody. Te<os Bosic: Brody, T exes

Jornti Poulos 4lll W. Horrison Street CIWcogo. IUinois p,;mary: Ft StocHon, Te••• Bosic: Brody, T e•os

• George Powell l716 Mt Elliott Avenue J.t1oit Michiqon "'r:mo1r: Ff Stoclton, Tc110~ 8o~c: Brody. Te•••

Allon.o R. RomlrH Rio Grondo City, T er.os Primory : El Reno, Oklahomo 8o~c Gordon City, l<,,nsos

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Clore M. Powers Evonston Illinois

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W•lton S. Reod 3186 Hui•ocho Street Corpus Christi. To•os Prirnory ' Pino Bluff, Te••• Basic: Independence. Kansas

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Alfred H. R•dtfeld I 0612 Alrniro Avenue Clevolond, Ohio Primory: El Rono. OUohorno Basic: Gorden City, Konsos

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Gerold T. Rt~owsii 1129 E. Bristol Rood Flint, Michiqon Primory: Ollohorno City, Olio. Bo sic: Gorden City. Konsos

l J , mes E. Ricker Arnol<l. Nebro,lo Pr;m¥y· Ollahomo City. Olio. so,;c: Gorden City, Kansas

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J ome• M. Roe 1 SQ21/, Market Street St~ubenv;lle, Ohio Pr ".'•ry: F+ Stodton. r.,.0 ,

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William G. Robaekor 555 Center Street St. Morys. Pennsylvonio Primary: H. StocHon. T ... as B<isic: Brody. Te•••

G eorge W . Roesler, Jr. I t 51 N. Youn9s Blvd. Oklohomo City. OUohoroo Primary: El Reno. Oklohl!Om~ 8osic. G orden City. Kansas

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Thom°' D. Roberts Roule I Urbano, Illinois Pri'!'ory: H. Stockton, Tewos Basic: Brody. Toxos

Morvin L. Salkman 3924 Piion• Avenue Louisville. Kentucky P(imary: Pino Bluff. Ark.1ns-as &osic : Independence. Konsos

Douglas E. Sawyer 252 N. Sth West Logan, Utah . Pt.omory: OUoho':"• City. Ollo. Bo.Oc: Garden City, Kansas

f.,.n\ E. S.,hretter 17 E. Garrison S!teel B"thlehem, Penn•ylvanio Prim'lry: Ptn.e Bluff. Ark-ansas Bas;r;: Independence. Kans05

Arthur R. Seat, Jr. Virgilina, Virginia Primary: Fort Worth, Te•os Bosic: Brody, Texas

Robert D. Sherman eox 1046 Rob~fown, Texas. Primary: Fe>rl Worih, Texas B•sic: Brady, T.e.os

Harold A. !>aver.son Routo I Lo\e Villa, Illinois Primary: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Basic: Independence, Kansas

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Edw.,d J . Schubert 95-27 I 32nd Street. Richmond Hm New York. New York Primary: 8 Rono, Oklahoma Bosi,; Garden City. Kansas

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Ch•rle< Simon, Ill 200 Si Cl•" Avenue '\pr;nq l"I~• NP-w Jersey Primo1 v · Cim...,rroo field, Oklo. e. ·, Gorden City, Kon•o.

-Phillip W. Sic~ S I N Br o0..0< Avenue St L M u•i Pr '"''V Vemon T c11c11 Bo Gorden City, Kao;a;

Rober! C. Simpson t4? Nnwmdo A'lenue fort Thom•· Konfudy p,;mory· Pooa Bluff Arlansas B~ c lndr P"'n:lence, Ka.nsds

Josoph H. Sitbar! ~ I 2 W a St. t Ca f '" 1 P r:rt I n a Primary P n 8 uff Ar~1n a~ Bo ,. l"ldepu1de" o Kar541

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p,;morv· p·"e BluH, Arkon•OI e., .. ic· lndepend~nce, K.-.nso1

LT. F. WEBSTER

W •lie. A. Smit!.. Jr. OH Cre<l>.,'.m Rood ~ ~&-1pt;o Pe,,nr;y'.,.ar:e Pr ""'"I' p;..., Blu!'. Arlon"'' a ... IC" l"dol!OendOflC•, k' ent•1o

Donald C. Smith 35 N BruHoy Slrecl Saiem, Virginie Primary: Fort Stocki on T •••• Basic: Brody. To•o<

Wilr.~m Smoller )169 N. R"chard1 Street M lwdlu\.ee. W .con!.in Primary· Mu>tooq f'akl Olla. 80· ic: Garden City, Koma'

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' Raymond H. Smith 16)9 Mead Street Rdc ino w· .coosi11 Primary. Cimarron Fidd, Olla. Bo,;c: Gordon City, Konsos

Theodore R. Snow 0\1~• Ctntet Penn-.y "°'"·.., Pt1(r'IO'Y Fort Worth. Te•a' Bo i"- BroJy, T~•oi

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Robert W. St .. rm•n 219 N Mf Holly loui<ville. Kenludy Pro,,.ery- Mu.to~ field. O~lo. 8o.C Gord•n Coty. Ko.....,1

Raymond A. St•'wart 4 720 Sher"'41n Go~<lon. Te•o Pr;mory: Fort Worth, T eaos Bo•k Brody. T eaos

Vincent E. St•cy 703 Fore<! Avon uo Crystol Foils. M;chiqon Pri"'41ry· Fert Worth. r.,,,, Bos;c- B••dy. Tuo1

Oouglu E. StHm1 830 Adom Slroftf Grand Ropod flll ch;9on Pr;mory· Fort W orth, Teaos Bo ·' 9rody. T e•o•

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R•ymond W, Sprenger Oonnell«>n lowo Prim11iry Per~' A:r Cort&9e. ltCnofJ. Bo\'c: lndeO<Jndence K..n•o•

i ::Olwin R. Strouso !oute l Norr t "'"""" Penniylvo!'\ia Pr mory· Pine Bluff, Arkon54S S.1;c: Independence, Kon<as

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Dtlloyd R. Swo•elond Bo< 245 Wren, Ohio Pri".'ory· Pine Bluff, ArkonS<>s Bo•oc: Independence. Kansas

Jock H. SINnk 92 John Street Kingston Penn1yl•onio Primary. Pine Bluff. A•konsos Bcuic Independence. Kansas

Georqe A. Sydney, Jr. Mnin Streot Wcll1burq New York Primory: Pine Bluff, Arkonsos Bosic: lndocendence, Kon>as

0 . L. Stuart, Jr. l 15 Polo Pinto Weotherford, Texas Primary: Mustang Field. Oklll. Bo sic: G orden City, Kansas

John T. Taylor, Jr. 2301 White Ook Rood Roleiqh. North Corofino Primary: Chiclo· ho Oklohomo Bosic: Gorden City, Konsos

( Norm•• E. Temple W. 1;n9 Rc-od 9,, l\vll o~;o Pr m•"I" Mu•lonq F>ekl Oki.:. B• tC' Garden Cly, Kan>a

Fr•nc:i' H. lliom.t1 141) Wolnul Street w;l~i,..·buf') f>1 nn\l!variia P1 mery: Cirnbrron Field. OUa. e. •C. Gord•n City. Kon '

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Collott M. Thoch 8)'1 2nd Strc•I. S. W. B;rm'nqhem. Alobomo Promory: Pino Bluff Arhn>OS Basic· lndepondenc", Kan~";

Jomu C . Thomp•on 927 S••onbuf!)' Blvd. G!on\h.,w, Penn\vlv.:inio Primoty Pine Bluff, Arhn.o. B"\'' lnden~f\dance Kan\.,,.

Jam!!< E. Thiede ~'1)5 W St Paul Av•nue Milwauleeo Wi ocon\i" Primary· Fod Worth, Te,0 ,

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Wo ter Tocul 31 i S. Br~od Streo I Griffi th lndoono Primory: C "'orron Foeld. O~I' Be~i;. Gorden City Kor~'~

Gltn W. T r•wte~ E ·• ~ 5 ~1 ' •3 Pr m.1rv C.rnarron F"eld Ol 1a. 6a oe Gorden C'ty Ko•.sa.

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D1vid C. Ullom WoodruH We-.t V:rq"nia Pr:.,, •• y P:n• Bluff Arkansas &. c lndcpendonte. Kon~1

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Theodore P. Tuller 5557 Br >aUyn Avenue Det'o 1 M chiqon Prirna'v· Porh Air College, lilinoi, Bo ·c· Independence Konsos

Richard W. Ullrich 125 N Hud\On Slreet Westmon t, Illinois P6mory: Cimarron Field. OUa Bo,Oc: Gorden City, Korua<

William Tweedy, Jr. Roule 2 Hoopc Ion lllino• P"mory: Cimarron Field. O~la Basic: Gorden City, Kansas

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Robert W. W a Iker I 392 Moson Slreel Dansville. Miohi9on Prl".'ory· Bollinqer, Te.as ea.,c : Brody. Te.a;

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Albert E. Wagner Box I 12 Troy. Konsos Primary : Cimarron Field. Okla. Basic: Gorqen City. Kansas

Charle, E. Word, 111 18 S. Lown Avenue Elmsford, New Yori Prim~ry: Mustonq Field, Okla. Bo<eo: Gardoo Cify, Kanoos

Robert D. W olker Roulo I Windfo ll, lrdiana Primory: Cirnorron Field. Oklo. Basic: Gorden City. Konsos

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Eugene C. Wallins 13 I 4 3rd Avtnuo Longmont, Colorodo Primarv: Cimarron Fie'd. Okla. Bo•ic· Gorden Cify, K~n•••

Burr S. Wetters, Jr. 21<W Myrllt Zonrw1lle Ohio p,;.,0 ,.,,. Mu•lonq F:eld, O~la. Solie: Gorden City, Kon.a<

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Robert E. Webb 820 M;ller Avonue Ann A• bor, Mich19on P1°mory: Pine Bluff, Arkonsos 80,;c: Independence Kens.es

Glonn A. W olkins, Jr. Grindon '-vonue Porkvilfe, Maryland

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.. -Stanley L. Wtirbock 81 b Chestnu t Street Perkasie, Ponn•ylvonio Primory· Cimorron Field. OUo. Bo•ic: Gorden City. Kon .. s

Gerold 8. Weever 512 N Porla9e Street Buchonon Moeh;9on Primory; Cmorron Field Olla. Bo»c :Gorden City. Kon.as

Geor9e H. Wehner, Jr. 7 10 Sprncer ,..,,.nue Son Jo e. Cafifornio Primary: Pine Bluff, Arkon,,.s Bo.Jc:: I nde,,-ndrnce, Kon,.,

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Eugene F. Wilt.• rns, Jr. 31 GI.no Eo9le, Rood Oayton. Missouri Primory· Porh Air Colle9e. lilinoi• Ba,ic • lndependen.:.e, Konsas

Riohord R. Whelen 88 Colloq• Street Mo,dpf'lier. Vermo"t Pr;mory Mu1fon9 F;eld, Oki.. Bo<ic- Gordon City. Kon•••

T. A. Willi1m1 Summor<ot. Kenfuc~y P<imory ~orl Stodton, T O'Os Boiic Brody, To•o•

Wolter 0. Wholey 809 Mo• yo Street Fredori. l burg V;rg;nio Primary: Fort Stoclfon, Tc14 s Boi.ic: Brody T 1•01

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Ralph E. WiRiom1on Roule f Wilson North Corolino Primory: Fort Worth T•••• Basic· Brody, Te•as

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John C. WinteN 708 N. 9th Str.,ot Kons4; Cfty, Konsos Primary: Cimarron Fjeld, Olio. Basic: Garden City. Konsas

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Norman E. Wolpert 6 77~ Ridge Avenue Ph.iladelph.ia. PonnsylvMio Ptomory: Fort Stockton, T e•os Ba<it: Brody, Texa•

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Warren A. Willins Townsend Hotel Cosper. Wyoming Prlmory: Cimarron r ield. Okla. Basic: Gorden Crty, Kansas

Edwin L. Woolley, Jr. 345 Grandview Avenue Pitman, New Jersey Primary: Cimarron Field, Ol la. Basic: Garden City, Kansas

William H. Wilson, Jr. 889 Lebrun Road Buflolo, New ·Yorl Primary: Muslong Field. Okla_ Basic: Garden City, Kansas

William W. Wyper 3~5 Gardenia Avenue Long Beoch, California Prim,ry· Pine Bluff, Ar~onsas Basic; Independence, Ka"'4S

John W. Yancho 1075 W~q~r A••nu1 1='.lird M1cf..'qon Pr ma'Y Comarton field. Okla. Be•ic Gardon Coty, Kan .. 1

J1ck M. Youn9• 810 W Wh.t< Oo\ lndt:iPt-nde~-•. Mis\Oul'i P6mory; Mu•lonq Field, Okla. Be .. ic: Gordttn City, Kbn:.a~

Edward S. Young Protcdion. Kan;o~ Primory• Mu1ton9 Field, Olio. Basic: Gorden City, Konsos

Horold G. Zemp 1722 N 105 Seat11e, We•hinqto" Prime<Y' Cimorron Field, Olio. B .. ic· Gardon City, Komo•

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Roger C. Young I 0 Forri• Avcnuo H'.ghlond P.ork, Michigan Promory· Comorron Field, Oklo . e,,.,, Gordon City. Kar14,

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John Zielinsli 7285 Fou•t Dolroit. Michiqon Primory: Cimarron Field. Okie. Bo•ic: Ge<dop City, Kon•••

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Richird C. Bennet+ I 126 S. Longwood Avenue Lo• Angeles. California Promary: Pine Bluff, Arkonsos Bo•ic: Independence, Kansas

Kenneth L Vaughen Route 2 Flora, lndi&ne Primary: Stamford. Texas Basic: Greenvill<t, Texas

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.. -Stanley J. Bradner Willi am A. Hun1uclrer 7219 Hough Avenue Route I C leveland, Ohio Bedford. Indiana Primary: Porks Air C ollege. Illinois Prim.ory: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Basic: Strolher Field, Kansas Basic: Independence, Konso•

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Searle S. SimmoM b07 New York Avenue W ichita, Kansas Primary: Mustang Field, Okla. Basic: Gorden City, Konso•

Roscoe B. Smith 2821 Earle Court Avenue Norfolk, Vir9inio Prim.,ry: Pine Bluff. Arkonsos Ba•ic: Independence. Kansas

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JU1I •n •••r•9e clay out al th~ flight line, ._Ji.,,,., f'1tt ryont> '' bviy molt of fht" time. For i.nstanct", "" ••f'rt'lq~ (ddt-t may have an hour of ,.c1,0 lnl , t .. o hours ?f llrong. four bo1e• of skeet to lhoot •rhf 'omft' m•infen•nc-~ time to 9et in all in ont •horl h•lf.cl•y Is ht bury7 You ••icl ii, for he mv\t double- ch•cl Ott "s.i9n·out$' and "ins" or ht ,.,11 b• ,.porlon" lo the squaclron commancler Now squacl•<'n C 0.'1 have a harcl job 10 ii IS a •malt woncltr th•t they lo•• patience with a cacltl wh•n he rn.lu • b•cl breat As good aclvice lo futur• cl•nts, howover, keop out o{ their office, for commo•clr" h•vc little sympathy.

One haven of rr•I ~ncl oasis in the de•erl is the col• stancl where light sn•ch ancl soft clrink' ore av•il•blr through the hot day. With a cold dri"k 1n o_,o h.>nd • .,, delicious 5.an.dwic.h in tie oth•r, ••cl ':.olh cy•s roAming lhe area for .lght of the parachdo lrud, y? ofde cacl'>I is truly a happy man. S4.ch -nom•nfs of rel•.xation are rare, though. so are tppreci• ted ••ry much. The coke stand i1 no rHpector of rank so caclets ancl captains are servecl n their respective orcler of arrival,

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Tho ffight line is estrange mixture of SJCUH and failure, of hopes and disappointmenk, and the pa'5in9 par•de of c•clets through this schocl. Hope springs olernol within the human heert so each clan on overy morninc;i goes forth lo the line with a grim determina•ion to meet the challenge and encl •!> on 9racluolion day with bars. wings, Md wearinq 11 sel{.c:onscious, .li9htly foolish grin. fl i1 the imile of the victor, ancl on an American, it is deliniiely becoming.

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Ai a c.edi-t depreises the starter energizer and th• che•rful whirr of the motor sounds in his ears, how m•ny times dors he stop lo think of the work •nd cMe Javish~d on that airpl.tne engine? The gre.,• rmoored mechan.k >landin~ qu!efly by one wing is aclu~lly a verl'. 1m!'ortant l1~k .'." the Army Avianon Program. It •~ h1S rl?lpons1b1lity to hep the pion•• in near perfect order and lo quickly iind safuly repair or replac<! any deficient part. The planes always need g~s and oil, air in a tire, a eowlinq refastriied. • radio repaired, or some in .. speclion made lo auaranlee their ~afety. TnP cadets and officers occ~•ionally, in a moment of thought. Jessneu, damage some part slightly. Immediately >ummoned a mec~anic can, and usually will, havt' it f.nd i" a "jtf-ly." Hfs job goes on monHi after monlh, day after day, with only slight regard for his efforts. The mechanic'< succ!>ss and efficiency can only h attributed to one thing. They have a des;r~ lo do their job right and in that way do their part lo make a flight successful. Many would be :adets ucepl for. •ome .light physical handicap, not tneir fault. But 1n any case, their heart is in the air a nd iieir >0ul a co-pilot for the pursuit pilot of to. morrow.

The llaff of thi, pubfication wi1h .. lo ~cknowledge t~e splen­did cooperation on the part of Capt. Richardson and his com­D•lent rlalf who are re1pon1ible for the quality and quantity of the pictures contained herein. 1t it. to their d:li9ent efforts that we owe •"Y 1ucees1 affained in t~is pub .. li«tion .

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The dau of 44-f in c.,. junction with the staff of ~ p ubr.cation wish lo etprus ov appreciation for lht mMy eflO<h put forth by the,. •wo ;lt•...,ioq young l•die1; lo Ar.ce f,., !lie many •ocial supplcm•nh sh• i,.,, given u1 to enjoy al the cad..t club. To Maria for her many aicl• in the publication of this clauboei, To both for their de•p conc~rn with tho m•ny and •aried problem• of our cadet life, and above all for th eir fri~ndship.

JAMES BOUSHOR Art

DAVID CRITCHLOW Copy

HERB ETZ, JR. Photography

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Sta// o/ 44-? Twenty years from now all you command pilots

and bu1inen encutive• m•y .tumble acrou this humble reminder of your "Advanced" training as cadet.. On that day if it recall• the hillory of your cadet career with all ih pleaunt memorie1, we have not failed.

C lass 44-F W<U 4 swell bunch of men. May we all fly our respective way• of life with a full mea lure of happiness.

ALLAN DUDLEY Editor

ROGER YOUNG Auociate Editor

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BILL GENZ Art

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June 27, 1944 20:00 C. W. T.

1 finally made it Mom. Yes, I em no ... an officer in the Army of the Uniti1d States. Today as we :...alked up and got those win9s pinned on our chests I wondered ho" many mtn were thinking of the p~st fifteen m~nths and ~· work W'll have jusi completed. As tho voict of the graduation speaker vibrated ag111nst my ears the scene faded and I sa"" the pad months in review. I saw hc ndreds of boys, in civilian garb, repor+ing to Keesler. Miami, and Shepherd Field. They "'ere excited, eager, and just a little scarnd of the adventure to come. They were all good boys; in facr, the best in the nation. Basic Training was rough, as we drilled millions of square steps and marched hoer after hour. After five such weeks of hard worlo: and regular meals, men be9an to emerg~ ;eady lo c:ope with any cadet program. I'll never forget the dia. bolical 9feam in the "IT'ed1cs' " eyes as they injected us for everything but fatigue. The next five months was <> form of refined Basic Training taken at colleges all over the country. At G.ilesburg, Kansas City, Cleveland, Texas A and M., in fact, wherever a 9ood cofiege was to be found, boys in khaki studied Geography, Phrics, Math, and Navigation in preparation for Pre.Flight. The ten hours of dual in "gr1mhoppers" in C. T. 0. 9ave us a slight taste of military flying. (It reminded me of your chocolate cake on Sunday evening, remember 7)

Classification •nd Preflight came nl!xt, three months of ~ard work. We said good· bye to the Bombardiers and Navioators at classification and to a lot of boyl not as lucky as yours truly. •

Not ~ne of us wiR lor~et the Primary schools nor the PT -19 w.e flew there. It was • sweet airplane and the first one I soloed. Funny, about that. I scared my instructor so muc~ that. after eigh.' hours he made me take it up alone 3nd practice before he 'Would ride with me again. Nor did I break my "blinkeiy blank" neck as he suggested.

. I got ~S hou.rs in the air before shipping to Basic, regular qualified H.P.'s, if you piease. Balle; lraon.ers were equipped with " two way" radios along with a thous~nd o!her qad~els desooned for ..,fetv. One <:.'ldet qot so excited when his radio receiver hent haywire that he radioed "OF.89-l'm coming in for a forced landir>g. If you can

ear me, rock the lower." He m.-d .. it, though, c:l•ar through to his gold bars. Just an average cadet!

The AT-6 c~me next and fen weeks of flying and praying. It was here that they :rs+ ~refated us lo~e prospedive officers and maybr you thil'k we didn't go for that. It

as Y ar, the nicest phase of our whole cadet life.

~·'." rehally flying with a lot of good boys, Mom,-the kind you would like lo h~ve methnn9 °

1mde on weekends. I'll be fairly s<>fe flying on their wing. I'm sorry all

mo ers cou n't be he 1 d t . . re 0 ay 0 pon on the wings. but first we nave a war to wtn.

boy! K,.i.e: ~~edwlelcomeh mat out, for everybody will soon be home on leave. Boy, oh e u e we ave planned for lh.lt lwo weeks.

Love from your ~on.

LIEUTENANT D. M. C, Clau 44.F

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